Trump's Fox Interview Preceded Kharg Island Strike
In a Fox News interview, Donald Trump criticized questions about attacking Iran's Kharg Island, then ordered a bombing raid hours later, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
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Fugitive in Crockett Security Killed by Dallas Police
A wanted fugitive shot by Dallas police this week was reportedly part of U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett's security team, operating under aliases with a business placing officers in off-duty jobs.
Trump's Contradictory Claims on US Weapons and Iran Strike
President Trump made conflicting statements about US weapons exclusivity and Iran's role in a girls' school strike, with social media users highlighting inconsistencies and a military investigation implicating the US.
Danielle Smith Backs Don Cherry for Order of Canada
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith voices strong support for hockey commentator Don Cherry to receive the Order of Canada, citing his cultural impact and patriotism.
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White House Tug-of-War Shapes Trump's Iran War Messaging
Internal White House debates over gasoline prices and military strategy are driving President Trump's fluctuating public statements on the Iran conflict, as aides clash on declaring victory amid a spreading war.
Carney Silent on Iranian Missile Strike Against Canadian Troops
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism for remaining silent for nearly two weeks after Iran fired missiles at a base housing Canadian Armed Forces personnel in Kuwait.
Pro-Independence Café Opens in Montreal for Quebec Dialogue
A new café in Montreal's Plaza Saint-Hubert invites patrons to discuss Quebec's potential independence, creating a unique community space for political conversation.
Trump's Stair Remarks Reveal Ableism in Politics, Experts Warn
At a Kentucky rally, Donald Trump mocked opponents' physical abilities, drawing criticism from disability advocates who say such rhetoric perpetuates harmful stereotypes and distracts from policy impacts on vulnerable communities.
U.S. Cuts Citizenship Renunciation Fee by 80%
The State Department reduces the fee for Americans to formally renounce citizenship from $2,350 to $450 after years of legal challenges from expatriate groups.
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Quebec Conservatives Oppose Don Cherry's Order of Canada
Some Quebec Conservatives argue that Don Cherry should not receive the Order of Canada, citing his controversial past statements and divisive public image.
White House Official Praises Liberal Media in Troll Move
White House communications director Steven Cheung thanked MS NOW for airing Trump administration war promotion videos, claiming they boost polling numbers despite widespread criticism.
Poilievre Promotes Tariff-Free Auto Sector in U.S. Visit
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre advocates for a tariff-free auto industry during his inaugural U.S. trip as party leader, emphasizing economic collaboration and job growth.
Carney's Leadership Style: A Stark Contrast to Trudeau
As Prime Minister Mark Carney marks his first year in office, his reserved personality and strict professional standards reveal a leader who differs significantly from his predecessor Justin Trudeau.
Trump Endorses Eugenics Theory in Radio Interview
Former President Donald Trump suggested some people are 'bad' due to genetic flaws during a Fox News call-in, reviving long-disproven eugenics pseudoscience with historical Nazi parallels.
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Crane Operators Praised for Parliament Hill Rescue Operation
Crane operators at Parliament Hill's Centre Block construction site played a crucial role in rescuing an injured worker using specialized equipment and expertise during a complex emergency situation.
Judge Dismisses Subpoenas Against Fed Chair Powell
A federal judge has dismissed subpoenas targeting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, ruling them as 'mere pretexts' in a criminal investigation, citing lack of evidence for any crime beyond political displeasure.
Don Cherry Order of Canada Nomination Sparks Political Backlash
The nomination of controversial hockey commentator Don Cherry for the Order of Canada by Conservative MPs has ignited fierce political backlash, with Bloc Québécois leaders calling it an insult to Quebecers and highlighting divisions within the Conservati
Bolsonaro Hospitalized in ICU with Pneumonia While Jailed
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro has been admitted to an intensive care unit due to pneumonia, according to reports. The incident occurs while he remains incarcerated on previous charges.
Funding Cuts Could Harm Veteran Services, Unions and MPs Warn
Labor unions and federal politicians are raising alarms that proposed budget reductions may severely impact essential support programs for Canadian military veterans, potentially compromising their care.
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Ford Moves to Stop Al-Quds Rally in Toronto via Injunction
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has directed the Attorney General to file a legal injunction aiming to prevent an Al-Quds Day rally from taking place in Toronto, citing public safety concerns.
Senate Passes Housing Bill, House GOP Demands Threaten Deal
The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan housing reform package to lower prices, but House Republicans are pushing for changes, risking delays as inflation concerns mount ahead of midterms.
Cuba Confirms US Talks During Energy Crisis, Fuel Shortages
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel confirms bilateral talks with the US as the nation faces severe energy shortages, blackouts, and economic strain, with potential embassy staffing reductions.
Trump on Iran War End: 'When I Feel It in My Bones'
President Trump offers no clear timeline for ending the Iran conflict, stating it will conclude only when he feels it 'in my bones,' amid ongoing military actions and economic concerns.
Floor-Crossing MPs Fuel Public Cynicism in Politics
NDP MP Lori Idlout's defection to the Liberals highlights the growing distrust in political integrity, as floor-crossing undermines voter confidence and democratic principles.
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Canada to Resume Air Travel for Stranded Citizens in Middle East
Global Affairs Canada announces a phased restart of air travel to help Canadians stranded in the Middle East amid escalating regional tensions and blocked transit routes.
Quebec Tory MPs Oppose Don Cherry's Order of Canada Nomination
Conservative MPs from Quebec, including Pierre Poilievre's lieutenant in the province, have publicly criticized the nomination of hockey commentator Don Cherry for the Order of Canada, citing his past anti-Quebec remarks.
Carney Defends Record as Economy Sheds 84,000 Jobs
Prime Minister Mark Carney addresses criticism over Canada's economic performance after February saw a loss of 84,000 jobs, while also discussing Arctic defense with international allies.
Zelenskyy Slams U.S. 30-Day Waiver on Russian Oil Sanctions
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has publicly criticized a U.S. decision to grant a 30-day waiver on sanctions targeting Russian oil, calling it 'not the right decision' during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.
Northern Ontario Couple Stranded in UAE Over Passport Issues
A Canadian couple from Northern Ontario is trapped in the United Arab Emirates due to passport problems as regional tensions with Iran escalate, highlighting travel risks.
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Poilievre: His Plan is 'Only Hope' for Canada's Auto Industry
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre asserts his strategy is the only viable solution to revitalize Canada's struggling automotive sector during a Windsor press conference.
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